Google Chrome, also known as the Google browser, is a web browser developed by Google (Google Inc.).

Many developers around me use Chrome browser. One important reason is that it provides powerful extensions. You can customize your own Chrome browser through these extensions, and there are a large number of extensions targeted at coders, which can improve our development efficiency. Below are some recommended Chrome extensions.

Common tools

IE tab：Can switch to the IE kernel to handle those online banking sites that don't support Chrome

Undo Close Tab：Can restore recently closed tabs

Neat Bookmarks：Put bookmarks in the extension area for easy access

Speed Dial：Optimize Chrome's new tab page, can put a bunch of sites you frequently visit

RSS Subscription Extension：Add a one-click RSS subscription button in the address bar

Social

Fawave：The best Weibo client, supports all current Weibo platforms, one-click posting to various Weibo accounts

Bookmarking

Diigo：A well-known bookmark application with three main functions: bookmark, highlight, note. The first is to bookmark the page, no need to elaborate. The second is to highlight part of the text on the page, which will also be stored as a bookmark, suitable for collecting quotes and small fragments of text. The third is to add annotations to the page, which can be seen again on your next visit

Evernote Web Clipper：No need to introduce it much, right? Those who use Evernote must have installed it

Clearly：Also produced by Evernote, one light click can turn a blog full of ads into a very clean and comfortable article for reading, and supports importing into Evernote

Search by Image (by Google)：Displays an icon in the bottom-right corner of the image, click it to search the image on Google

Must-haves for IT workers

Firebug：No need to introduce it much, right? If you don't know about it, please check:Firebug tutorial

EyeDroper：Pick colors within the browser window. When you see a color you like, you can check its color code and save it for later use

MeasureIt：Measure distances within the browser window, used to measure the size of elements

Window Resizer：Can quickly adjust the size of the browser window, used to observe website page widths

Awesome Screenshot：Personally, I think it's the best screenshot tool

Ultimate Chrome Flag：Displays the flag of the website's region in the address bar, can also display RP value and Alexa ranking

PageMonitor：Page monitor, notifies you if the content has updates. I used this extension to grab an iPhone 4 from the Apple official store. There are many places it can be used, for example to monitor competitors' site changes...